If you’ve ever gone skiing or snowboarding, you know the importance of having warm and comfortable feet. But finding the right socks can be a slippery slope. With so many options available, it can be hard to know where to start. Fear not, we’ve compiled a list of the ten best places to buy ski socks in Saint Paul.

1. Sun & Ski Sports - Located on Grand Avenue, this store has a wide variety of ski socks from brands like Smartwool, Darn Tough, and Stance. Prices start at around $18.
2. Midwest Mountaineering - For the ultimate in warmth, check out Midwest Mountaineering’s selection of heavyweight ski socks. They carry brands like Wigwam and Thorlo ranging from $15 to $25.
3. Hoigaard’s - Get your sock game up with Hoigaard’s selection of ski socks from brands like Dakine and Eurosock for around $20.
4. REI - From merino wool to synthetic blends, REI has an extensive selection of socks for any adventure. You can find socks from brands like Smartwool, Darn Tough, and Salomon for around $20.
5. The House - If you’re looking for a deal, head to The House for their clearance section where you can find ski socks under $10. They carry brands like Burton and Thirty Two.
6. Cal Surf - Don’t let cold feet hold you back from shredding the slopes. Check out Cal Surf’s selection of ski socks from brands like Stance and Burton for around $20.
7. Gear West - Located in Long Lake, Gear West has a wide variety of ski socks from brands like Defeet and Craft ranging from $15 to $25.
8. Paddle North - Paddle North may be known for their paddleboards, but they also carry a selection of ski socks from brands like Farm to Feet and Minus33 for around $20.
9. Ski Haus - Ski Haus has a selection of ski socks from brands like Smartwool and Wigwam for around $20.
10. Joe’s Sporting Goods - Whether you’re looking for merino wool or synthetic socks, Joe’s has a variety of socks from brands like Smartwool and Wigwam ranging from $12 to $25.

Now that you know where to find the best socks for your next skiing adventure, you can focus on carving up the mountain without worrying about cold feet. Time to hit the slopes!